ARCA-SWISS monoball Z Stronger, lighter A concert-master of tripod head design for over 40 years, ARCA-SWISS is setting new standards revisiting their B-series models and introducing the Z-Series, perfectly as elegant, and even more perfect. The size and weight of the ball... read more
The p0 is a sansculotte tripod head design due to it precision, ease of use and its extraordinarily strong, concentric and regular locking force. It's called Knobless because the traditional locking knobs have been removed and replaced by an skilled geared mechanism. The p0 is... read more
Rival this ballhead to any out there, even the Arca-Swiss Monoball Z1 or the Really Right Stuff BH-55 PCL and it will deliver. Top quality construction and acid edge design.
Camera Connection
Quick Shoe (Release) Arca-Swiss kind
Load Capacity
70kg (154.3 Ibs)
Weight
660g... read more
ARCA-SWISS monoball Z Stronger, lighter A chief of tripod head design for over 40 years, ARCA-SWISS is setting new standards revisiting their B-series models and introducing the Z-Series, fair as elegant, and even more perfect. The size and weight of the ball heads have been significantly reduced. The pill and fastening are now assembled using a patented bayonet mount. Various accessories can thus be quick mounted to adapt the tripod as required. In addition to the proven, patented Arca-Swiss features, including aspherical bit heads, axial clamping and PMF (progressive motion related friction control), the Z-Series also boasts new complex developments and optimized materials and coatings. The new series can withstand an incredible 60 kg (122 lbs) off-hinge. Z-Series heads are available as Version Z SP (single pan) and Version Z DP (double pan). The monoball Z DP with its second panning mechanicalism below the camera mount keeps the camera perfectly vertical to the swinging plane, for masterly panoramic stitching of multiple images.
Customer Reviews
Warmth it!
I've had two heads in the before. The first was the basic head that came on a cheap tripod that I got when I was a teenager and was really meant to be hand-me-down with a video camera. The next time around (about 15 years ago) I purchased a Bogen 3021 tripod and what I rumination would be a very flexible (how can you go wrong with a name like that). The tripod was great and the head was incredibly tractable for setting up for a shot and taking the picture. However, it was not great for shooting anything moving, because It wasn't simple to track things with the design of the head and it tended to move a bit or settle while tightening it in position. Years afterwards I started reading about tripod heads and specifically tablet heads. After taking a year to decide I bought this one, which I've now owned...
The crush head in the world
Fully irreplaceable item for anybody with large (and heavy) telephoto lenses. Once set it does not move, current...stays solid. Excellent product
ARCA-SWISS monoball Z Stronger, lighter A concert-master of tripod head design for over 40 years, ARCA-SWISS is setting new standards revisiting their B-series models and introducing the Z-Series, perfectly as elegant, and even more perfect. The size and weight of the ball heads have been significantly reduced. The pill and fastening are now assembled using a patented bayonet mount. Various accessories can thus be right away mounted to adapt the tripod as required. In addition to the proven, patented Arca-Swiss features, including aspherical tablet heads, axial clamping and PMF (progressive motion related friction control), the Z-Series also boasts new detailed developments and optimized materials and coatings. The new series can withstand an incredible 60 kg (132 lbs) off-hinge. Z-Series heads are available as Version Z SP (single pan) and Version Z DP (double pan). The monoball Z DP with its second panning identity theory below the camera mount keeps the camera perfectly vertical to the swinging plane, for professional panoramic stitching of multiple images.
The p0 is a sansculotte tripod head design due to it precision, ease of use and its extraordinarily strong, concentric and regular locking force. It's called Knobless because the traditional locking knobs have been removed and replaced by an skilled geared mechanism. The p0 is precise, stylish, light and very strong - a hand of steel in a velvet glove! At first look... The first thing you notice is that there are no knobs. You can grasp the tripod head from any angle, left or bang on and block it simply by turning the knurled part. There's no longer any need to fumble for the locking projection! The tripod head is equipped with three locking elements, arranged around the ball like planets. These locking elements solicit a uniform force around the ball ensuringa smooth movement of the camera in any axis. As the camera is placed exactly on the ball and not on its neck, the movements are as stable as if they were on a rubber ring. The patented aspherical bit also creates a gravitational friction force thus preventing sudden camera movement. The panning system is unconventionally located lately below the camera mount, providing a panoramic rotation that remains in line with the vertical. Not only is the p0 in particular affordable, but it also offers a tilt ball range of 90° and 360° panning. In the face its super light weight of only 9,9 onces and compact format, it has unbeatable locking power. ARCA-SWISS has gone one passage further to offer you tw
Customer Reviews
Wonderful bit head
The project of this ball head is so superior to that of the traditional ball head (and not really any more expensive) that I stunner why anyone shopping in this price range would buy anything else. It doesn't have a friction adjustment knob because none is needed. If you need to increase the resistance to rotation, you can just tighten the large knurled locking neckband partially instead of all the way. The fact that leveling the head produces an automatically level panorama is beyond the shadow of a doubt remarkable, and accounts for a third of the superiority over traditional ball heads. The other two-thirds is the increased resoluteness produced by having the camera mounted essentially on the ball itself, rather than on a pedestal above the ball, and the surprisingly smooth but positive locking of the camera position by the means of the knurled ring, which, divergent from other ball heads, uses a system of gears. The head is also lighter than many ball heads of be like quality. Some vertical play...
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Details
Highest property
Sleek smooth ball & socket
Lightweight
Loftier weight capacity
Description
Rival this ballhead to any out there, even the Arca-Swiss Monoball Z1 or the Really Right Stuff BH-55 PCL and it will deliver. Top quality construction and acid edge design.
Camera Connection
Quick Shoe (Release) Arca-Swiss kind
Load Capacity
70kg (154.3 Ibs)
Weight
660g (1.5Ibs)including clamp
Apex
110mm/ 4.3"
Housing Diameter
? 64mm/ 2.5"
Ball Diameter
? 54mm/ 2.1"
Arca-Swiss Monoball Z1 Ballhead Review
A cut intro to ballheads . . Ballheads are one of the upper-class and most well-liked types of tripod heads convenient. As the name implies, a ballhead consists of a tablet with a neck that allows diverse camera/lens mounting options to be united to it. . This pill lives in a socket within a opinionated metal shield with discord rudder. The germinal abrasion restrain, the mere locking protrusion, is as a rule the largest handle with smaller wheel adjusting tablet apprehension and panning found ill feeling (if so equipped)....
ARCA-SWISS monoball Z Stronger, lighter A concert-master of tripod head design for over 40 years, ARCA-SWISS is setting new standards revisiting their B-series models and introducing the Z-Series, perfectly as elegant, and even more perfect. The size and weight of the ball...
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